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In the end, it feels like a repeat of the same thing that always plagues Steam: large changes to policy, with little to no explanation of what got changed, or how exemptions would work.

It occurs to me that if this were the point that people focused on, we could probably get a lot more support from the wider Steam community. Instead, everyone seems to want to bury the lede with hyperbolic assertions about "attacks on queer games" and "attacks on VNs".

Valve are doing wrong, but it isn't an attack on either unless you consider VNs and/or "queer games" to be inherently racy/sexual/lewd. The focus should be on Valve's hypocrisy/inconsistency, because frankly, "Our game isn't TECCHNICALLY porn" isn't a great spot to argue from.

Unless there's a takedown notice for Witcher 3 floating around, this is definitely a targeted attack on specific styles of game.

Do you feel that all queer-related games or all visual novels are inherently lewd, racy, or sexual in nature?

I personally do not, so I'd like to know what your opinion is.